3 Blues Licks You Must Know | Creative Blues Soloing | Steve Stine Guitar Lesson

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📺 ABOUT THIS VIDEO:
In this guitar lesson, Steve Stine shows you how to play 3 different blues licks, each combining essential elements of major and minor pentatonic to create authentic sounding blues solos.

You can adjust each guitar lick as needed to make them comfortable, and can change the groove to match whatever your needs might be.

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👋 ABOUT STEVE STINE:

Steve Stine is known as the world’s most sought-after guitar-instructor. He’s most famous for his ability to make learning guitar fun and easy. He has over 33 years of teaching and playing experience. He’s literally helped millions of guitarists in over 103 countries.

He holds a bachelor’s degree in music education from Minnesota State University Moorhead and has played lead-guitar in bands that have toured throughout the U.S. and U.K. He’s also a featured instructor at Guitar World Magazine and the former professor of Modern Guitar Studies at North Dakota State University. Steve is considered the world’s top instructor because his students see noticeable improvements in their playing, fast.

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[paulspector]

So many guitar channels on YouTube, this one really stands out. Seems to take all the guess work out of things.

[brandonsergeon]

This dude is the best guitar teacher I've seen on YouTube. Most just show you little licks or whatever but they don't actually break down what they are playing. He's also one of the few I've seen teach any kind of music theory..

[MrSteviek]

Mr. Stine…I’m very much enjoying your clear, concise and practical disseminations of choice blues licks. Thanks for sharing your teaching gift with us☝️….fun stuff….goes straight to the vocabulary 👏🎸😎

[andrewm]

I really appreciate your lessons greatly! You get right into the content, you have a non-judgemental approach, and you present the material clearly and appropriately. I'm an intermediate hobby guitarist, and your style is perfect for my skill level (and clearly for others as well). Thank you so much for your videos! You inspire me to keep practicing and learning new stuff.

[alanst.]

This is probably the best guitar channel I've discovered quite recently. You've definitely exceptional teaching skills Steve, very inspiring as always!

[celticfrost]

Thanks Steve, you have a very unique teaching technique, from which I have picked up many gems. Thanks for sharing your talent.

[kenbishop]

Hey Steve, just a shout out from an old guy...I’ve been at this guitar thingy since I was 14, I’m 58 now. Although I am fair, I know I can do better now that I found you. (No weird stuff), thanks for your help, I’ve got back my urge to lean new stuff again, cudo’s my friend...cudo’s!

[simonfivez]

This video reminds me why I subscribed! I consider myself a fairly decent guitar player (I also teach guitar to beginners/mediocre players), but still, I find something new in almost all of your videos. Amazing!

[ocahan]

I love how simple you make these tutorials to follow. You dont overload with technical terms or phrases. I've been playing 20 years but I'm sure even for beginners your way of teaching is great. 👌

[georgebentley-ricardo]

Simply brilliant sir.
I can't imagine why 26 people gave this the thumbs down.
You explain things so well and there's much kindness in your voice.
Thanks and God bless you 😃🎸

[victorfernandez]

I’ve been watching Steve stone for many years he is a great guitarist and a good teacher

[shnarfy]

Steve is like a book you can't judge by its cover. Keep the lessons coming you have the gift of teaching.

[kennycave_oldschool_blues]

From an old school man this guy is one if the best teachers I ever seen

[bigshuff]

My ears always prick up when I hear Angus Young mentioned he and his brother god bless him are the reason I started playing guitar. A master of mixing up his minor and major scales and blending them with vibrato and string bends. Thanks for the lesson Steve I watch you a lot your a good guitarist. Thank you for your time.

[robburton]

Thanks, for these licks today, I enjoyed learning them. awesome.

[DuckyBee]

I consider myself an average player. But damn dude. You’ve opened doors I didn’t even know I wanted open with guitar playing! Top dude. Great teacher.

[ThomasAndres]

The best Lesson i find on YT -Thank you 
Tommy from Germany

[wesleyturner]

Wow what a classic beautiful blues guitar! Lucille ain't got nothin on this baby!

[gregorygetable]

Great stuff. Thanks. I'm an old guy restarting. You help make is clear and fun to move forward. Thanks

[steveboxing]

These are some of the coolest blues licks I've found